La Salle University - Explorer Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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The Annual Blue and Gold Ball, the year ' s main social event, was held at the Broadwood Hotel Ballroom. Over two hundred couples received a free photograph as a favor and danced to the music of George Sommers and his orchestra. A I Iciiicr huy. a ticket from Ed Haas for the Shamrock Hop, a Junior Uance, which is under the auspices of Student Council. Vince S .ymkowsUi, Mat Nealc, .inel Bob Canter senior officers of Student Council pose for the |ih(jloj;r.ipher 0]i their way to a student council 27 m

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Mfej Between the student and the .idministration, at the behest of the latter, stands the Student CounciL Here, the students present them- selves to the administration, to the faculty, other institutions and associations, and the public in general, in an organized and articulate manner. On the campus, this group of student officers has risen to a position of influence that they have not held in some time. Devoted to the student bod) ' , they have kept the welfare of the students before them. With a junior, Jim McDonald, holding the reins this last year, student representation was put forth in a determined and resolute manner. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles listened glumly when asked for a review of U. S. Middle East policy. Mer nbe rs of Stt Fh St 1 ow: .1- Hellm inn , R. Eg D. Sp att. F. Hagar Sccou 0, J. Panchella, J. Sanquill ill ' .- A. McCloskey, V. Syn kowski, R. Ganter, Bro. D. Augustine, Mode Donald, President; T. Cunningham, J. Neale. J. Mc-

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fej First rotvi F. Leinhov T. Devlin, J. Dugan. T. Cunningham, A. D mbers of the r, J. Gallaghe J. Pappa cecutive Board of Student Council J. Sanquilli, Bro. Augustine, Moderator; J. Galloway, Simmons, A. Randazzo, P. Walsh, J. Presto, J. Burke, V. Szymkowski, R. Ganter, F. McVeigh. The Executive Board, a branch of Student Council, is com- posed of the presidents of all the clubs on campus. The purpose of the organization is to give a voice in Student Government to these clubs. Under the presidency of Joe Sanquilli a compre- hensive set of Rules-of-Procedure was drawn up which gained for it the respect of the Student Body previously lacking. The Board has surprised not a few with its success. Guests of the annual Open House, sponsored by the Executive Board, show intense interest in the exhibit displayed by the R.O.T.C. department. Sanquilli, anc Bcnilde Club conducted by Joe Mahc laszek on their visit t ig Open House.